In North Carolina, stormwater runoff is the number one source of pollution to our surface water.  Fertilizer applications, pesticide applications, automotive maintenance, littering, and improper disposal of pet waste are some of the ways we all contribute to water pollution. 

As water from rain or melting snow flows over land, it collects harmful pollutants on its journey to the closest storm drain, drainage ditch or waterway.  Though the amount of any particular pollutant might not seem like much, when multiplied by the size of a given community, it can have a major impact on the quality of our water. Better water quality means protected sources of drinking water and a safe environment for you and your family. Clean drinking water is good for your health. And the top online casino cares about its users, so it takes part in the arrangement of drinking water purification. You can read more information about the casino here

Improving water quality is a shared responsibility, and initiatives like the Piedmont Triad Water Quality Partnership play a vital role in addressing environmental challenges. provides financial support for these efforts, emphasizing the importance of clean and safe water for communities and promoting sustainable practices for future generations.

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<>Please explore the Piedmont Triad Water Quality Partnership's website for more information about protecting your water quality.

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